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Pre-biological evolution

Acta Biotheoretica, 1968
Some theoretical examples of possibilities for natural selection in a prebiotic organic medium at the molecular level are given. These examples, presented in the form of simple kinetic models, are based on the idea that the occurrence of autocatalysis and self-duplication broke through the limitations imposed by contacts by chance with rare but ...
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Human evolution is biological & technological evolution

Biosystems, 2020
We are the human & machine species. The homo is just the inner part. The evolution of the human & machine species is oriented in time from the naked man to the man with progressively more powerful add-ons (artifacts, contrivances, devices, machines, science).
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Consciousness and Biological Evolution

Journal of Theoretical Biology, 1997
It has been suggested that if the preservation and development of consciousness in the biological evolution is a result of natural selection, it is plausible that consciousness not only has been influenced by neural processes, but has had a survival value itself; and it could only have had this, if it had also been efficacious.
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Economics and biological evolution

Environmental & Resource Economics, 1997
The employment of insecticides raises the relative fitness of resistant insects; the use of antibiotics applies selection pressure in favour of resistant strains of bacteria; lower limits on fish net mesh size raises the advantages of smaller adults.
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Understanding Biological Evolution Through Computational Thinking

Science Education, 2020
Dana Christensen, D. Lombardi
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Computational optimization and biological evolution

Biochemical Society Transactions, 2010
Modelling and optimization principles become a key concept in many biological areas, especially in biochemistry. Definitions of objective function, fitness and co-evolution, although they differ between biology and mathematics, are similar in a general sense.
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Risk management in biological evolution

Journal of Theoretical Biology, 2003
I present a framework to study the evolution of traits that allow an organism to survive life-threatening but rare risks. Specifically, I am concerned with risks so rare that any one individual in a population may not experience the risk-causing event in its lifetime.
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Biological evolution as defense of 'self'.

Progress in Biophysics and Molecular Biology, 2019
W. Miller, J. Torday, F. Baluška
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